New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THEY WANT THE OFFICES.
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS GIVE NO UNCER-
TAIN SOUND.

49,, a,a1rn N
ryDoRsING AND DESouScrNo Tue ADMINISTRATION
IN THE SAME BRyArH-A CONVENTION With.
OUT KsrHusrAsM-rnr TICKET NOMINATED.
Isr TELEGRAPH TO rH. TRIBUNE,
WORCESTER, Sept. 2O-A nights sleep, followed by
earnest appeals from the older men Of the party who
were willing to make almost any concession in the
way Vi canaldates 10 insure harmony cooied the pas
.nrrv ,,st .a.. sp'non "no "o.Y ~ cnn
angry iAs' night, and today's Democratic state CON
was its utter lack Of enthusiasm It began its session
at II 80 O'clock to took Sathour recess recess for lunch.
and reached n final ad ournment bv 4 O'Clock.
The result was the nomination Of tho following
ticket;
Gcrernor-HESRr B. LovEuso, of Lynn.
seeary Of MGsPn1
Lowell y.. r. ,v.,
, IttdsWrr-HENRY &. THATCHER, or Yarmouth.
g,g Sgr,ngTe,erot-JoHN IN W. CokcokAh, OF Shhtoh.
Deiegat.sat Large-JoSAs H. FRENCH, Of Gloucester
=; r. A. COLLINS. OF Boston JOHN W. CUMMINGS Oh Fan
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Democrats OF Massachusets are little sensitive CONCERN
ing the Offices which they feel themselves entitled,
most sacred places with political ostracism Yield 10
no man In high appreciation OF the honor honesty and
sturdy sSsltc of genne arsnes Ju any eo1raas @
and absolute devotion duty But with these feelings
these noble Qualities IN the man beeVe he viii sppre
cate manly, outspoken avowal OF real sentiments
sUbora nsses ensr n' % or 'h. s III %
prase would not be unjust or speak in spirit OF
uhkindness but 1 must voice my convictions ~ seems
me tha eaaing FEDERAL mere are aiscrm
pns assnss pemocie.s. uo not uencIe Una, 'iio
rsesoent Intends that any sueh dscriminaon shall Dc
The Old Ss. Of eines, and honesty shod Se
applied 10 All o1iee bodeps and ali anncanfs IN Masss
chusetts well Maryland and Louisiana; and while
party service should not be regarded necessary 9uaa-
cation it should not initiate against worthy applicant
are eager 70 second all the PRESIDENTS EFFORTS ior re-
OF his appointees when M - along these lines We
welcome recruits who willing to work heartily with
those who do not wish to dctte but to labor with us
~ s and who have an honest desire 70 see the business
Colonel French,s aIlusons To party work "a some-
thing 10 be honorcd and appreciated and the sug-
gcstlon that youne men should he educated N the
business OF ofiiccholding. were received with man.
' VI ''S' an' HIS ioinarhS !" iA'oi Vi ..o
abolition Of the po-t-x and his Endorsement OF the
o O' P', ~
piauded with hearuness that showed the speaker
"', ~, ''~ao r,D-'s 'o ms AM.
mt IN nomination for Covcrnor az a friend of the
f"N - NN'N'N'' ~ - 1900 - -
worknsman and the soldier. ard Mayor William L.
RUSSELL OF Cambridge was presented az an exponent
OF progress and one who would please the Mugwumps
Ills career as Mayor of Cambridge was compared to
th@ of Cleveland as Mayor OF Buhalo he was
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'hey ud not press MIN. Ihey were thahAiui 10 aVolo
an unseenIy quarrel I'm the convention at any cost
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rresen Su, only one more than one thousand voted
Tor tho candidate for Governor. The announcement
re- peceIyed ev a1etiy o' A'''''" u '''
ballot wss taken for four dolcgates-at-largc to
tho National Convention. and while It was being
s"soIUtions IN his most ImpreSsiVe manner read the
platform There wa: ripple of Applause % over over the
periunctory praise oi cleveland ou. nere %ee we eaI nj
with persons in political sympathy with the Admins,
aon %as ss eS aS cSee. Sl TSee are
,one OF the declaf atlons Of the platform:
The Demoeras 1i m sonSsn'on 'n d he
oa gs ~ pemoeratie President peace Concord
ana ia nave % SS Of ey n andep Se S
tos d ~s ou ARE s@ ay ny M S blessed IN having M
tioqa rrd who SHOWS 10 North 90 south no Fast
Win Sn,ssTSins adsllty his Convictions o. what IS
eht Id or me oss interests & & d, ,ne WnD ~ h iden, for
his adherence TO the promises and pledges made on his
Tor his hon 5. aud economical Administration Demo
era,s and citizens we pledge 10 him and 10 his Admins
the should be conducted with The same care
~ a. ~ s,sas",IIv cn,rsd on unIess those en-.
gagged iis prosecution In harmony We believe that
business uan would employ OF retain In his employ any
person who was known 10 be IN the Interest OF rival VINO
drpIecaed hs business capaeay, unuernnea nm me- gou n
% @ c, he vniess ,bose Who are
LIN ,he cxecnton n, I,s affairs are interested I'm
lis success apro,e OF It's policy and believe in It's prin
cipes. We believe all the important onices in the civil
service should be nei By competent persons In political
sympathy with the Administration that az oher ohces not
representative ~ eharae'er sh0uu oe nuea S h
se,eeieI lor ,lelt nhss, vpty anu mI.esr m & ,as h o
e of nr ,phIic nco nor The Instrument Of their am
billion we believe that no onlcer should be retained in
the public service who has shown himself offensive
partisan. and think OF proprety 10 the Admin
siraon OF which they are part REQUIRES the FEDERAL
once-hld,rs pfrsrnnR t1e ADMINISTRATION IN ts sate
S1nates aeanst whom Charges OF Offensive partisanship
be substantiated.
We believe that the power OF Congress tax the people
limited BY the Constitution 10 the requirements OF tho
Government We DO not advocate nee trace nut iavOr
ana desire revision OF the present UNJUST ana ouuensoo
ar M r noo,o y, Zealand ,,a N c,oas,ono pa,ne and
hc as"oP,,aa IN ,brr nresen, s,ruScle we eNtnod our